Bigger & Bigger

The boys' babysitter took them to a wedding last week. She dressed them all up in their Amish best and ventured out. They make pretty cute little Amish boys if you ask me. :)

This guys is getting so big. He is now at the 3 1/2 mark. He loves tractors, playing baseball, eating noodles and fruit roll-ups, playing basketball, riding his bike, and reading. He is changing and growing so much.

Then there's Wyatt. :) This little guy will be 17 months next week. He is chattering up a storm and trying to say so many things. He is BUSY. He likes to give kisses and hugs and the next minute he will hit you, throw something at you, or go make a huge mess. We are working at that, but boy is he quite a character. He is so smart and has a great sense of humor.
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LIFE IN GENREAL

It's really tough to be a wife, mom, and work at the same time. I am finding it tougher and tougher each day as I work all day and then come home, make supper, and try to spend some quality time with my boys. As some of you know, my brother-in-law Corky's dad has a cancer that is terminal and is not expected to live much longer than two months. Because of this I am reminded that every second is precious. Every second that you get to hold their hand or give them a bath or read them a book or clean up their mess from supper. Each second that you get to do these things is precious, precious time spent with the ones that you love. Don't miss a moment. Don't let "I love you" not be said. Don't miss a second because if you do, it might have been the last second you could've had.